Orono Welcomes New Metal Work Plant Move
The Metallic Art Products Co. moves from Newcastle to Orono occupying the frame mill of R. R. Waddell. Neilson, previously with Carl Wyerich, will manufacture copper ware, tool chests, electric fryers and other metal goods. The plant awaits power hookup. Neilson plans residence with Mrs. Neilson in town.
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Metallic Art Products Co
Newcastle
Orono
Mr. Neilson
Carl “Wyerich
R. R. Waddell
Kumvite
DeHavilland
Neilson
Metallics
Red Cross
Orono Poultry Market Promises Prizes and Local Support
The Orono Chamber of Commerce sponsors a December 22 poultry market with prizes funded by Picker ing Farms totaling 15.00. Goose turkey and chicken varieties to be judged, with 3.00 and 2.00 prize amounts per variety, exhibitors must enter at least ten birds and be ready for judging by 10 a.m.
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Orono
Pickering
Canadian Holsteins Lead Wisconsin Sale Display
Thirty-two Holsteins from five Canadian provinces averaged 733 dollars at the Blue Ribbon Sale in Waukesha Wisconsin on November 9, the continental record sale average at 718 dollars for 64 head. Top price reached 2300 dollars for Abegweit Siparkee consigned by J Walter Jones. Curtiss Candy Co. bought several top animals. A two month old Montvic Posich Bonheur son sold for 1750 dollars to A C Oosterhuis. The U S National Sale the next day was led by Strathmore Double Prince at 510 dollars for the bull and a 410 dollar bid for a two year old Carnation Governor Invincible daughter from Rockwood Holstein Farms. Two Montvie Hiemke Pietje offspring from Cedar Dale Stock Farms sold for 6500 dollars at a prior dispersal. One calf went to Glenn L Bancroft in Michigan and another to W J Lanfman in Ohio. The piece closes with a remark about Italian soldiers under British command.
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Waukesha
Wisconsin
Abegweit Siparkee
J. Walter Jones
Charlottetown
P/E.I. James Bros
Sarnia
Ontario
J. M. Fraser
Streetsville
Curtiss Candy ‘Co
Chicago
Illinois
A. C. Oosterhuis
Oconomowoc
Montvic Posich Bonheur
Mount Victoria
Hudson Heights
Quebec
U.S
Strathmore Double Prince
CJPSR
Demonstration Farm
Strathmore
Alberta
Minnesota Artificial Breeding Association
St. Paul
Minnesota
Frank Kinklestein
Hutchinson
Kansas
Invincible
Rockwood Holstein Farms
St. Norbert
Manitoba
Montvie
Market Entry Date Promises Strong Produce Vantage
A promising market note invites vendors to bring produce early Tuesday morning, December 22, highlighting a splendid opportunity to market their fonl through this venue.
Want Recruits For Canada's Reserve Army
The Civilian Recruiting Committee of Clarke Township met in Bowmanville with Brig Gen Armstrong and Gen Brown to discuss building up the Canadian Reserve. They announced armouries at Orono would host Reserve Army training twice weekly. The plan targets locals for home defense, not overseas service, and invites interested residents to contact the committee.
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Clarke Township
Bowmanville
Armstrong
Brown
Orono
Reserve Army
Canada
Canadian Editors Witness RAF Bomber Raid Night
Canadian newspaper editors toured an RAF stations during a bomber raid into Germany. They observed preflight briefing, ground crew servicing, launch procedures, flares and searchlights, and crew interviews after landing. A missing bomber arrived late. all other machines returned safely.
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Rcaif
Germany
No Tires for Pleasure Cars in Canada War Effort
The Department of Munitions and Supply said Canadian motorists will not receive tires or recapping for pleasure driving. Synthetic rubber output starts next year and will be devoted to war needs, with officials appealing to motorists to sacrifice leisure travel to aid final victory.
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Department of Munitions and Supply
Canada
Third Victory Loan drives Clarke Township bond drive
Clarke Township and Newcastle backed the Third Victory Loan raising nearly 16000 in three weeks. The breakdown shows 253 bonds issued in denominations of 50 and 100 with highest single bond 5000. Subscriptions spanned five districts plus banks and specials, highlighting the crucial impact of small bonds and urging preparation for the next loan.
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Newcastle
Toronto Star Reporter Faces Defence Regulation Prosecution
Edward Gay Rohrborough, an American journalist for The Toronto Star based in Barrie and Camp Borden, is charged under Canada’s Defence Regulations for allegedly forwarding information to Time magazine. The Time article on Bowm onville German POW disorders prompted the action, with allegations of falsehoods and distortions that could aid Nazi propaganda. The case cites section 16, with potential penalties of a $500 fine or twelve months in prison.
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Ottawa
Gay Rohrborough
Florn
Toronto
United States
Time
Bowmanville
Rohrborough
Toronto Star
Barrie
Camp Borden
Monedsen Anmay
Royal ‘Canadian ‘Mounted Police
Defence of Canada
Dieppe
Defence
Ralston
Defence Minister
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Port Hope
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